After not touching Java for like a year or two, I've started a new job
that is going to require some Java programming.  So, I'm giving myself a
refresher course in Java, using the 1.3 JDK beta.

I notice it now includes idlj, which replaces the old idltojava compiler,
for which, I think, there wasn't a version available for Linux.  idlj is,
apparently, written in Java.

Anyway, the output of idlj doesn't quite grok with the CORBA tutorial
(HelloWorld); namely, it doesn't generate a ImplBase abstract class but
instead generates an Operations *interface*, which looks like it must be
implemented for use in the derived server class.  Does anyone know if this
is the case?

Brett W. McCoy                        
                                              http://www.chapelperilous.net
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